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The Childline website offers great advice on what healthy and unhealthy relationships look like:
This video explains what healthy and unhealthy romantic relationships and friendships look like and the signs to watch out for in you or your circle of friends:
Childline Website offers great advice on what healthy and unhealthy relationships look like
This is where you are your partner are both equals in the relationship. You both support each other, communicate effectively, trust each other and respect each other as individuals.
Its ultimately their choice if they want to be in that relationship but what you could do as a friend is make sure that your always there to support them for whatever they need.
They may feel like they can’t leave their relationship for numerous reasons.
If they are in immediate danger – call 999.
If you are in an unhealthy relationship, is there a trusted adult that you can talk to regarding what your options are? Your parents/guardians may also be able to help you with this, or a friend’s parents whom you trust? If there has been emotional/physical/financial abuse within your relationship – this is not ok. If you feel unable to report this to the Police, you can report anonymously via www.fearless.org